Fire brigade Eberschwang sets deadline: Where is the stolen statue?

Fire brigade Eberschwang sets deadline: Where is the stolen statue?

In Eberschwang, a brazen theft causes excitement. The approximately 30 kilogram statue of St. Florian, which was prominently placed in front of the fire station, was stolen. The Eberschwang fire brigade has already requested the return of the statue until 2 p.m. Otherwise they threaten to involve the police. According to the fire brigade, simple location posting for return would be sufficient to clarify the matter mutually. The fire brigade describes the crime not only as theft, but also as property damage, since the statue was probably damaged in theft. The suspicion is obvious that several people are responsible for theft, which indicates a well -planned advance.

Theft could have happened in the context of the Eberschwang Pentecost spectacle, which recently took place. A Facebook post about the incident has already been shared over 210 times, which illustrates the outrage in the community. The expectations of the arrival of the statue are high; A quick return would calm the minds and enable the fire brigade to go back to the agenda.

Tradition and community

Regardless of these sad events, Eberschwang is also in the tradition of the maypole festivities. On April 19, 2023, the Eberschwang volunteer fire brigade fell a wonderful maypole and prepared for the upcoming festival. Jogsch Gadermeier was supervised and processed and was donated by Andreas Lederbauer. A big thank you goes to Jodl Heini for tractor driving and borrowing the Merlo as well as the Niglbauer for the late run.

The maypole festival, which was recently held, was a complete success: it began on Sunday, May 7th, with a field mass in honor of St. Florian, followed by a convivial morning pint with the market music Eberschwang, a tasty lunch and happy games for children. The raffle of the decorated maypole was a highlight of the festival and offered the community the opportunity to celebrate and maintain its traditions.

vandalism prevent

The incidents, in particular the theft of the statue, underline the need to take measures against vandalism and theft. The fire brigade must be on the hat, especially at events such as the maypole festival. Initiatives to prevent vandalism are useful to protect the community and to preserve the values ​​for which it stands. As mentioned on 180-icherheit.de, it is essential that associations and communities take proactive steps to protect their traditions and monuments.

The Eberschwangers clearly show that their values ​​are important to them and they are ready to fight for the preservation of their traditions and symbols. May the statue of St. Florian soon take their place again!